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Today we're going to be talking about the history of Hey, excuse me. Where are you going? Can you sit back down please?
Class just started. Yes, you sit back down. No, no, don't leave.
Where are you going? Yes, you. Where are you trying to go?
Can you speak? What? What is wrong?
Can you speak? Can you use your words? Hello.
Football. I play football outside. Okay.
Football's allowed to leave for the game. I didn't get any email that says that you're allowed to leave. >> That's Owen.
Owen's on the football team, too. And he's walking down the hallway. And Owen.
Owen. Owen, can you tell Mr. G that I can leave to go to football?
I'm going to go to football right now. No, you're not. If they need you, they'll call you down to the office.
Stay here. But I'm on football. I got it.
Oh, and I got it. I'm going to go to the bathroom. I know you're lying.
Sit down. Frick. Mr.
G said I could redo my homework. It Why are you staring at me? [snorts] Just to make sure you're doing everything right.
I'm just saying you're known to break the rules. So, I'm just watching you until you do. I'm literally the classroom supervisor.
If someone does something wrong, I'm there to help Mr. G. And did Mr.
G assign you that job? >> Well, no. I'm allowed to watch you to see if you're doing anything wrong.
>> And that's how we get 53. 2 after this fraction. >> What are you doing with your phone?
>> Oh, wait. I only have my phone out because I saw Tyler had his phone out. Does Tyler have special permission?
Oh, no, Max. We're not allowed to hand in papers if it's just copied from someone else's. Do you want me to pick someone to read?
Like, I'll pick someone who never volunteers to read just because some of the people like me who always read just probably are getting tired of reading. Like, we need a break. Should we be reporting it to you if someone's on their phone?
If you're talking during the test, that's considered cheating, right? >> Yes. >> Just because some people are doing that and I was really confused because I don't know why someone would voluntarily cheat.
And I mean, it's totally up to you how you want to handle this, but there are some people who have been on their phones for like the past 5 minutes. The class that brings in the most peanut butter and jelly for the food drive wins THE PIZZA PARTY. WAIT, ARE YOU SERIOUS?
YES, BRO. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? [laughter] LET'S GO.
AVERY, did you bring in peanut butter and jelly? >> Um, not yet, but >> Oh my god, BRO. DO YOU EVEN CARE?
You do know that we get a pizza party if we bring in the most, right? >> Yes. >> Okay, THEN WHY ARE YOU NOT EVEN WORKING ON IT?
ARE WE IN FIRST PLACE right now? No, sixth grade is. You guys are in SECOND PLACE.
>> COME ON, BRO. THAT'S SO STUPID. IT'S SO UNFAIR, DUDE.
THEY'RE ALL GOING TO BE EATING PIZZA and we're not. >> Dude, why do you care? School pizza parties suck.
They give you like half a slice AND THAT'S IT. >> SHUT UP. IF YOU BRING IN THE PEANUT BUTTER AND jelly that's combined in one jar, does that count as two?
>> No, that just counts as one cuz it's JUST >> BUT HE HAS BOTH INGREDIENTS AND WHAT WE LEARNED FROM OUR TEXT. >> Can I just ask a question? Who here has not brought in peanut butter and jelly yet?
Um. >> Uh. >> Okay.
So, everybody look AT THE PEOPLE RAISING their hands. They're the reason we're not going to get a pizza party. Sixth grade is going to be eating the pizza and we're not.
>> You realize you can just go buy a slice of pizza, right? >> It's not the same. Sorry, I overheard what you were saying.
You said you're an athlete. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
Um, okay. What sport do you play? I didn't know you joined a sport.
Oh, I've been on the cheerleading team for years. >> That's an activity, though. It can't be a sport if you're cheering for another sport.
And don't get me wrong, I know it's a lot of work. Like, I know you put a lot of effort into it. I'm just saying you can't classify it as an athletic program.
Okay. Well, we have practice tonight anyway. So, but but it's not practice, though, right?
Like, it's just dancing. So, it's it's rehearsal. It's not a practice.
Oh, I'm not bashing on it. I'm just saying that if the football team needs the field, the cheerleader should have to go into the parking lot or something. You just can't call it a sport if you're not competing against other teams.
Um, we do compete against other teams. Well, no. I I I'm just I just mean in the sense that if you're talking to someone and you say you're an athlete, they're not going to assume you're a cheerleader because they're different.
I'm just saying it's an activity. If you admit that it's a club, I'll go away. That's all I want.
There it is again, though. You're not playing a sport, so it's not practice. I'm sorry, but cheerleading is not a sport.
Oh, I have to go. The Fortnite team's meeting. I don't want to be here today.
Oh, yeah, I know. Me neither. Yeah, but I really don't want to be here today.
So tired. Yeah, I'm tired, too. You don't look tired, though.
I only got 2 hours of sleep. Oh, really? Same here.
Prove it. I mean, you just don't have bags under your eyes. And usually that happens at the 2our mark.
And I fell asleep at 4:00 in the morning. I think I fell asleep at 4:30. Oh, I mean, I actually forgot because I'm so tired.
I forgot I actually fell asleep at 5:00 in the morning. Maybe you can take a nap after school. How am I supposed to do that?
I literally have volleyball after school. Wouldn't you just really like if she kept the lights down low today? Oh, yeah.
That'd be nice, I guess. Go ask her. If I fall asleep, can you wake me up?
I can just tell I'm more tired than you. I don't think I'm going to be able to get through the day. Look, if it's that bad, maybe you should go to the nurse, Mr.
G. No, I mean, I I'll power through it. Like, it's fine, guys.
It's just too loud in here. Like, why are we yelling? What time did you have to get up?
I think it was like 6:00 a. m. See, I had to get up at 5:00.
I thought you said you fell asleep at 5:00. >> Oh, well, I mean, uh, okay, shut up or I'm actually going to tell my brother, and you don't want me to do that. Just saying.
No, he got into a real fight and he's not scared to do it again. He'll do it for me and he's really strong, too. So, do you want me to text my brother right now?
He'll come down here from his classroom. He'll literally leave and come down here cuz he said he'll fight someone for me. Just saying.
No, cuz my brother has a lot of friends, too. So, basically, I'm protected. Like, you can't mess with me.
>> Oh, and and he takes karate, too. And he and he's on the wrestling team. We don't have a wrestling team.
And he's going into the army, too. So, you don't want to mess with him. Isn't he only like 13?
And he's taught me a lot of things, too. So, I I know I don't look strong, but I actually am. >> Okay, >> I'm texting him right now.
He's going to be waiting outside. And when my brother did his fight, he was actually cursing a lot, too. So, like, he's not scared of getting in trouble.
And I just sent him a picture of you so he knows what you look like. I'm not scared of you. I'm just saying my brother is right outside.
>> Oh, scary. >> All right. All right.
You asked for it. Cool, dude. I mean, he could probably pick you up and throw you.
That's how strong he is. I actually accidentally did see your feet down there. >> Oh, >> yeah.
And I did behave myself by not petting them, but but I actually do think I'm going to do that now. >> Wait, no, no, no. Have you ever been to Galapagos Islands?
>> Um, no. >> Oh, because you don't want to or because you're too poor? >> Uh, well, because you're too poor.
I was just wondering because there are signs that say no peeing in the pool, but I don't see any signs about pooping in the pool. So, what do you think the rules about that are? You definitely can't do that either.
Don't do that. >> Oh. Ow.
The water's really not that bad. Why are you staring at us like that? It's weird.
Hello. >> I'm a sea monster. >> Cuz I was just wondering, are you a kid or a grown-up?
We're grown-ups. [sighs] >> So, cuz I was just wondering if you were going to adopt me. I was supposed to go on a field trip one time.
>> Oh, okay. Um, my dad has diarrhea. Can you drive me home?
Wait, not to assume that you're dumb or anything, but do you not know who my dad is? Um, no. Who's your dad?
Oh, someone is about to get sued. He's the third most successful lawyer in all of New York City, excluding Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens. So, Staten Island?
Yeah. No, but I'm actually serious. If you say anything bad about me, I literally have him on speed dial.
Seriously, say one more bad thing about me and >> I'm a liar. >> Okay, [laughter] Dad. See, that's what I would do if you said one more bad thing about me.
>> You're not scaring me. >> No. And because he's a lawyer, that means like I'm technically a lawyer, too.
And And also, he can arrest you. And so, put your hands behind your back. I'm going to tell my dad when I get home, unless he's working late, in which case we're not allowed to talk to him.
>> Oh, yeah. That's it. You're You're getting sued.
My dad's going to sue you. I'm not the person to mess with. Like, you could literally Google my dad.
>> Okay, >> I'm texting him right now. He's going to be waiting outside. And when my brother did his fight, he was actually cursing a lot, too.
So, like, he's not scared of getting in trouble. And I just sent him a picture of you so he knows what you look like. I'm not scared of you.
I'm just saying my brother is right outside. >> Oh, scary. >> All right.
All right. You asked for it. Cool, dude.
I mean, he could probably pick you up and throw you. That's how strong he is. I actually accidentally did see your feet down there.
>> Oh, >> yeah. And I did behave myself by not petting them, but but I actually do think I'm going to do that now. >> Wait, no, no, no.
Have you ever been to Galapagos Islands? >> Um, no. >> Oh, because you don't want to or because you're too poor?
>> Uh, well, because you're too poor. I was just wondering because there are signs that say no peeing in the pool, but I don't see any signs about pooping in the pool. So, what do you think the rules about that are?
You definitely can't do that either. Don't do that. >> Oh.
Ow. The water's really not that bad. Why are you staring at us like that?
It's weird. Hello. >> I'm a sea monster.
>> Cuz I was just wondering, are you a kid or a grown-up? We're grown-ups. [sighs] >> So, cuz I was just wondering if you were going to adopt me.
I was supposed to go on a field trip one time. >> Oh, okay. Um, my dad has diarrhea.
Can you drive me home? Wait, not to assume that you're dumb or anything, but do you not know who my dad is? Um, no.
Who's your dad? Oh, someone is about to get sued. He's the third most successful lawyer in all of New York City, excluding Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens.
So, Staten Island? Yeah. No, but I'm actually serious.
